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Leave to Appeal: Bujak v Solicitor-General
BUJAK v SOLICITOR-GENERAL SC 64/2008 [11 November 2008]
IN
THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND
SC 64/2008
[2008]
NZSC 95
BETWEEN SLAWOMIR RYSZARD BUJAK
Appellant
AND
SOLICITOR-GENERAL
Respondent
Court: Tipping, McGrath
and Wilson JJ
Counsel: G M Illingworth QC for
Appellant
J C Pike and N P Chisnall for
Respondent
Judgment: 11 November 2008
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT
A The application for leave to appeal is granted.
B The approved ground of appeal is whether the
Court of Appeal
erred in the conclusion to which it came
in its judgment of
1 September 2008 ([2008] NZCA 334).
Solicitors:
Cousins & Associates, Christchurch
for Appellant
Crown Law Office, Wellington for
Respondent
SC_64_2008_Bujak_v_SolicitorGeneral_leave.pdf
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